The document discusses Citrix MFCOM programming and provides an agenda for a training session on MFCOM basics, labs, and the future of MFCOM. The training will cover navigating MFCOM, common administration tasks using MFCOM objects, and advanced usage. Labs will demonstrate listing servers and applications, creating a load evaluator, and taking a server offline. The future section discusses improvements in the CPSSDK and its usability and scalability.

1. Citrix MFCOM Programming for Administrators October 2007

2. 100 Applications 1000 Users 100,000 Clicks

4. Agenda MFCOM Basics Start Using MFCOM Labs In Action Future And Takeaways

5. Agenda Agenda item number 1 Start Using MFCOM Labs In Action Future And Takeaways MFCOM Basics

7. Work Smarter and Faster Using MFCOM Integration with third-party software applications 3 Information reporting 2 Automate administration tasks 1

8. How Does MFCOM Work ? MFCOM IMA LHC DCOM RPC SAL SAL SAL Data Store Data Collector Citrix Presentation Server Windows Machine SAL : Subsystem Access Layer

9. Common MFCOM Objects Zones Farm Apps Servers Sessions Policies Servers Users Sessions Apps Processes VCs

10. Agenda Agenda item number 1 MFCOM Basics Labs In Action Future and Takeaways Start Using MFCOM

11. Today’s Setup For Class Demos DCOM Port 2512 Client Machine MPS SDK Lab1CPS CPS 4.5 VM Lab2CPS CPS 4.5 VM DCOM IMA Farm Name: SDKDemo Data Store: Lab1CPS Zone Data Collector: Lab1CPS Servers : Lab1CPS & Lab2CPS

14. Sample Examples

18. Agenda Agenda item number 1 MFCOM Basics Start Using MFCOM Future And Takeaways Labs In Action

30. Agenda Agenda item number 1 MFCOM Basics Start Using MFCOM Labs In Action Future and Takeaways

32. How Does CPSSDK Work ? IMACOM IMA LHC DCOM RPC SAL SAL SAL Data Store Data Collector Citrix Presentation Server Windows Machine CPSSDK Client Cached Data Chunky Calls SAL : Subsystem Access Layer

33. Work Smarter and Faster Start Using MFCOM Today !

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